IA i All VA ‘ ,‘
We pay for medicine used
,0 trial. it our remedy tails
. cl , who you cl non-tips;
to it all the risk.
nettle its in any a
lie. “lit?” decent em', Ir.
a this y broad eta enieut, but we
them every word or it Could any» I
more fair for you?
‘ scientific. common-sense
trsatlasht ls Rexall orderlie's, which
‘are eaten like candy. d‘hslr active
principle is a recent scientific discov-
elf: that is odorless. colorless and
adds: very pronounced gentle and
pleasant In action, and particularly
agreeable in every way. This ingred-
one not cause diarrhoe nausea.
3% he, zrlplng or any imam
hatever. Rexall Orderlies a
particularly good for children. and
and delicate persona.
“$11 you stiller from chronic or habit.
u‘all oohatinat an or the associate or
dependent chronic ailments. we urge
you to try Rexali Orderlies at our risk.
‘ Rémuimher you (till get them in south
Norwall‘t only at our store. 12 tab-
rs til cents 36 tablets. 25 cents.---
The Rexall Sit I-.c X‘Phs Clifford Phar-
“alloy. Quittner it Cauty. Props.
“fill IItIitI Hill III iii
litil tutu
(Continual! from li‘irat PIge. l
gun—nu;
*I
once compound of men. wanton and as t‘.
f‘ Declally young men. who showed gren
‘ interest in what he had to say.
He spoke of the fact that the statue:
was the poor man's club and noise:
provision could be made for mini
plane of meeting for the men. ht
would be in favor of letting the salom
stay lie told of the expense that thI
naioon entails anti read a list of loin
loon- hriicles of household use. togetb
or with several other things. that
could be bought for the price or three
glasses of beer a day tor one year
He spoke of the advantage to the mar
chants telling of the condition of hit
[crater home town. Cornwall when
no ilIenee had been tried for eleven
years, and not a merchant could be
found who wanted a change. Real cs
into values had advanced rapidly, at
Said. and the men hauls got their Iuon
by Sntulduy night He said that if all
the people of New Canaan wanted
was business. they could get plenty oi
it by inoculating their water supply
with typhoid germs. th’ers they‘d have
plenty of business, but it Would be for
the dethrs and undertakers, and they
.. I“ wouldn't get their pay: He added
’ that the liquor business for New Can
nun people as just such a foolish ven-
ture. in speaking of conditions in
Norwalk. Mr. Egbert said that afteI
two saloons at the corner of Franklin
and Beldcn avenues had been gotten
rid 0!, he asked it member of his
church for a contribution for the work
of improving the community in Nor
walk. The latter gave him a chi-till
for twenty- 4‘ch dollars adding that thc
removal of those two saloons had in
credited property values in that viciu
‘ity‘ all much that he would gladly con
tribute. Leaving out the question oi
taxation said Mr. Eabcrt, it makeu Iii
tie difference to me whether the taxes
are loWercd or not, if I‘ve got to pay
my taxes with my boy, Could you look
your son in the face, knowing that you
Wore voting to put this temptation in
his way?
"We are all told. “ said the speaker
“that we have an obligation to the su
io'on keeper The only obligation to
the saloon keeper We hays. is to gel
him out of his accursetl business. 'l‘hii-
traific burdens their natures, until at»
‘ tor a time they are unable to PXlli‘l‘l
once the deeper feelings and liner sen
time'nts." Tie spoke of taste that hill.
I been made at Vienna upon students
who were given Greek wine, contain
in; only a very small percentage of ul
oohol. in doing typesetting work. i
. was ioundI that those who used onl.‘
amall amounts were ten per cent. lest
capable than those who did not tout-i.
the wino.
Thi meeting was opened by Harry
Qlfen, who in introducing the speaker
r
a
spoke of. Mr. Egbert us his ideal of u
Christian American citizen. At ibI
E. . close the statement was made by :
A ' , ,
prominent New Canaan tempernnci
Worker that he persoupily know eight
" men. sIIpposodly temperance men, whc
didnot tails the trouble to 89 to l.l‘lt
pulls last election day. The town‘ wen.
uteri-t it will be’remembered by all
, motel. Reference was also made to ii
_ .Nw Canaan local paper which in in
' ‘Iillim‘lal some out Mr for No Licaust
first. last and all or the lime. Tilt
spotter read an arilcls from the flIflli
gm tending to show that it had
'(Ild its attitude.
WM
,_ HQL’DAY VlOiTORl.
:tAn appllllng case of deafness was
«.iillat of an old lady Who
MINI! the- street from the navy yard
, Du Washington a birthday they fired a
will twentymne guns The old
i was observed to start and listen
{lie but sun was tired; then, adjust
(tilt bar can and smoothing her dress.
stirs «mailman. "Come in. «Sudden
lamina. '
lived Just
0n I tiles. on the church as.
stormy Iiiy t‘li‘s’i rector test one ol‘
ill“ We'll} wnrarhi. an old negro woul-
an, trud ‘I‘l‘l aloha the street.
“Hello. Lila” said he, ismiliaily;
“how Illa you this Inuruius'f";
"lib can't sail Ab‘sutadlln' very
well ill! ino'ninl. suh. Ali's out o‘
.a'erta solnaltow. Ah guess maybe it' u
do weather."
“Pshaw. Liza! when anyone in-
quires how you're realist. say‘ you‘re
feeling mood whether you are or not.
it sound]: better!"
"Bub All done joined tie chu‘or
You All did. such!" exclaimed the old
Iaogreu. "sin: deprecutlnxiy at the
clergyman.
, "l”‘m well aware of that. Lira." rs-
ioined the minister. a little surprised
at this turn; “it was through my Ip-
Deals to your heart that you loindd.
milad to any!”
"Den Aha s-prlscd dat de head all
that chu'ch, do berry one who preach
all do «virtues ebbery Sunday. should
stop a poor old nigger woman on do
street an delib'ratsly tempt her to
tell a lie. No suh; Ali's true to do
chu'ch a‘n‘ All tells de truf in spite
ub do dabbll or any ub hia' treats!”
She—~80 this is the end of our en-
“lament.
He» it is for you but it will take
me years to pity the bills.
Too Dull for l-ler.
Mrs. Jones often deviated lllill slzc
really enjoyed a little chat with their
flsh dealer because he was a IIqu oi
such original ideas, but one day Bill!
returned from market nouwwhut pun
sled by his remarks.
“1 said to him. Just in the way of
conversation." declared .\irs. Jolll‘li.
"that i had heard that n utnn but-onion
like lhlt with which he moot unso-
ciatal.”
""l‘liat'.l ridiculous, Mrs Jones!“
ho answored. ‘l ve been a i’iahuinpger
al my life and can't swim a )itld
“l.“ Go!"
Skipper (to new deck band. who
had never been to sea hcl‘orei Let
[0 that ior'ard rope.
Deck hand makes no sign.
Skipper-«Let go that tape. i any.
Deck hand is still InoiionlI-ss.
Skipper ipurple with ruuw Why
don't you let go that iIlI"nI'Il l‘llllt‘. yt:
swab?
Dock Hand (in until-toil lilnol~
Who's touchin' ycr Iops’ i ain‘t
the of the Committee Room
First Senator 'l‘licttc I-qunIillt‘c
rooms are a great convenient-I».
Second Senator-I-ch. lndIIIId. ‘l‘biult
how terrible it would lli‘ it u states.
man had to sit out llli'l‘l’ In tho Ho'n‘
ate chamber in full vii-u of IlnI [Iillllliy
all the time. with never it rhunmI to
resume his natural expression.
(They remove their llcllcrulclli
aspect and look as t'l‘iliiy llh tilt»)
please).
His Alarm Clock.
"I mines." sold the Ynukm-
had been united to admin.» an echo.
soon It don‘t.know anything about
echoes n tlila country. \‘l'iry. m my
country place up in the Rocky lllouu
wins it titliou night hours to hear llii.’
echo of your volt-u. Wlwn i go to
bed i put my lli'llll out of the \lindow
and shout "Time to not up” nllil the
who wakes llli! in the looming."
Easy Money.
Kid with the weed- lis. boys. i saw
tlIc show III the circus. l curried do
Inanugcr's grips up from M sintiou,
bllli‘litlil llllt hoot». lll’illillt’il lllli i-ltIliInI;
run half It (ltllt‘ll crruudu for him, off
paddled build bills for six hottrn uu'
he give me II ticket for uoiliiu'.
Almost a Success.
“How is young, illIunlioii dotting on
in college?"
"Spleudldly.
the scrub learn his ilrui
hadn't boon ilellt‘ltllll. in illl
studies."
He would burn Iuadc
your if he
i)! liiil
we“... «III 4....
lo Reasonable.
'l‘hs unit-y InoilIor-I You‘re not an
uwiul nerve to ask luv to pile you
back your ball when you nearly hilIIIq
one of my children with it.
"File My Wuil. Iud’am. yotI’I-II gal
on children. and we've got only one
bull.
Power of Music.
Woman (to her neighborlmWiIai
makes you cry so bitterly. my dear
'rioud?
Neighbor i always worn when i
bctlr music. My late husband hood
in blow the whistle ut the factory.
-.--.,.o...... w. ,
Batman Gentlsmsn.
Motherw-l‘omniy. you should be gm
lite. dour. and offer to share youi
candy with the little boy
“4...... .
”Hm. ..
i
'l‘oniuty But can i be sure that he
i will be polite enough not to take In:
.w IA-IWW
'iIKlllllM llII- i‘ill‘lllll‘lillim i:ty_
ltlmiiiibl‘ IIill'ptIIullIIlIa :ll't‘ cap-It'ltu in
who I
IIillIuI‘IlslIip upon them, luquiuII IIIIII
RAILHOAD ACTIVITY.
surveyors Again in Miry Brook and
Near Danbury Fair Grounds.
The limitation of surveyors in the ri-
irinlity of ery Brook and the llanhtn';
Fair grounds ycsterduy, and on ill‘
pI-oviouu day other aurvt-yorii wen-i, or.
il‘ the some ground.
in answer in questions which wcrc
put to them by people living aloha the
route, the engineers said they \vuI'I'
inking the measurement i‘or bridal“
over the highways. \‘l'luIicrv-r illl‘li‘
busincss may burn born; llilWi‘i‘lll’. it
scouts wry probable thII nil ihla aw!
iiiiil llIt-uaucu something in the uni ‘
or actual rullIouIl Hlllbll‘iilllill‘l in Ibu‘
uni Illsluill iIItIII'c i
The lllilfit‘lll‘lil l'lt‘i-izt nuyu llI': 1.;
“(Til “'i‘III-I'I- arr runny rutunm ill
int: .IIIqud III II-uurd lil illv pmpw-i
!
new l'lllll‘i‘l‘til llIIIlIIItlI lililfll‘lli’lil. I 3
through Smith Silli’lli Io llirwitiI-I. .l
Whli‘llt‘lt‘l main is soil-rimi, tut so in t
illi'lly in li‘lllllilk Iicfluilv id. illlilH :;
II: I}... \‘ru \Iuii \I-u iiIIII-Il & llill i
iIIIIl luiw len in ii.s \lil lill\ oi i,.l
labour and :lnulb HIIII'III llIv past iI,-\
“‘i'r‘lill’. dial it is until tilt}: lllli‘t‘ lli‘i‘lli'
t‘Il Mlllll‘ options [or .1 Haiti of an
from a low laud (“\lii‘lh ii is an
In“ IlIIIIIait lliilatyilvin in iluytbutj
and nut“ lilouxli North .k‘uiwm lil llwv
lilt‘l" but it swmu in bc all gurus wuri
\l‘lIIyu tiu- railroad cotupziul
to Inukc its plans itIInu ll it Will do uni
but until llicu llti one run any |Mn~lil\i
ly wliul “ill in» dnnv
lllll} soon irunitplrw in round to lli-‘i‘
lllitill'l lliiil't- in tin tlIiIilIl l‘iItii liiv
nllllll'l‘ i: IIIIIlIIII‘IinllrI-‘iy puiIiialIIul II
III‘I uni! puiicnily lill' itiIilIIII' ill‘lilltf
Int-tits in man it is lll.i
harms oi lllt‘ loud hurt llii'll in it; h;-
“l‘lll ibis “wk iIlIIlIIuiz .III. r
IlI'i‘lIlI'~
'i’lini sIIIIII-ilIiiI:
IIIllIIliI‘il
lllllHi“
lwl‘v ”
CORPORATiDN 1Ax.
My
Connecticut Gangroslman Flooded
With Pretefl‘rem ManufactiirI
on in This Mate.
\\'.I\SlilN(lT0N. Juli. :il i‘IIIqu-I‘II :
(‘lll IIIIIIIIIiuctIIrcIa urn ilh"lillII,.; tilt
(‘illllli‘lili‘lll Iucbibvru Will? lilillt‘nli
bud llli';
sisicnt that the int will null. II WM” 1
l
llllllllli li¥l
will have to illt‘lt'ltllii‘ Illi‘ll’ .
not-rule. and luracr i‘illli‘l‘l‘lltu‘ \\'iii llllil‘:
advantage of this
ulso lllllil‘tl at the \\’llliill
i‘llllllll'iit stock i'illllllillllf‘li in hun- iiII-Irg
returun in by March int, and the (“on i
lil'll\'lNliill
llt‘i‘lli‘lll t'iIncI-I'Im \l‘illlltl lllit‘ it) but».
Ihiu dnic clumped.
’i‘lIII coIIIuIissimII-I‘ or lilll‘i‘liill rcrou l
IIII lIIIIII l'llli‘ll that lll‘ him no lllfli‘l‘l'llilll ;
in this InuiIIIr, uinl cunuoi citauui- tint f
Iinlc nor grant any Ilciay. ’i‘lIII law In ;
illuntialm'y upon blur, and limo- l’l'
turnit IlIuIIl be in by Mart-ii int crab
though flt'l‘M‘ill IIIIliu urn now pcutllult l
‘lll llIc uIIpI‘t-Iuc court In tlt'li'l'lllllltl illI- ‘
din-IdIonltlII-tbcr llll' tax in IIoIIiIiiiu
iiouni or not. .
While those suits are pending cont
urban will not attempt to amend
law.
the question licforiI March let.
all concerns affected by the original
law will have to bc ruddy with their re-
iutiu. by March ist. 'i'hIIrII is Inucl
speculation us to what. the
constitutional. ii is not likely
congress will repeat it. although some
amendments may be made later
The nenilmeni or renames at the pres ‘
out than «retire to he to toidiu the tax
and Constitutional lawyers arc quite
confident that the supreme court will
declare ilic tax constitutional.
and... m-w man-am
"Why is it that novels are so muchH
more popular with the women than
with the men?” "in a novel the fellow
invariably suits the girl to be hill with "
”Chicago Record-Herald.
‘I‘hi‘lIlrru wI-ilmlc IquIlnuuliy
‘.I bIIIIlilIy stun“ oi cncruy.
fiCHIib‘Bs's‘r lUDGE or his
CRAVING rut; REAL TEST.
«went-n'rv‘u ~W 1
Dr. Huichinson So Declares in Lao l
lure on llirl ol Pupils in Schools:
h. m-n....~ . .w...
NEW YORK. .lnu, :ilxn-Nl'ou uIIIxI-r
run till it child up. "l‘llt‘l‘P in no such
word in his vocabulary as 'uuougll.‘ “
we‘re the opening woulis of u lecturt .
ricliycrvd by ilr Wotubi ilulrlunsuu}
on “The Propcr Food for School t‘hii l
IlI‘IIII.“ lust “colt, lil lllt.‘ Now linrlt‘
Acutlcnit oi‘ .licditiuc liII- llitll in it
series of let inn 4 urIIIIIgI-Il by the Pub
llc llt‘iillll education Itituiuleaiuu oi thc'
Inimil Mi‘illl‘ill mu‘lvty. l‘ll‘lll': ill
meat. lame. butter and milk Writ"
umona lllv thing.» ptcmrlbml iul‘ ”it“
normal school in») and all! by in
ilulcbinuou
‘l.IIl the child ml good, \llilllthlllli‘
itlmis lil his liIInI'l‘u I-nIIIIIIIi.‘ bII r-uiii
'li lli;l uni hurt him if you {\lti‘ lllill
l... u-iI l‘i’ill Tilllilb ."i‘nzl not hl\\-lli:‘l
ilII Inn unit wants. but be llit'iliv. :I‘
.lui or jnnl. pic, Iillil' nutl nthcr {nous
i
nmriihudun want it bc puts illt‘ no
ocean \ amount or sugar in his IllI-l
‘iiI in t Iiu .IIulmi .II I\\(!l'lillt .llb All
Thin in
but if tin»
b! ilIc
, lll'lWl‘llli
, iII
. behind.
f Sprite.
A Matter el Oldlqp
in all its phases of development inn.
nudge has its nicotine. and the line
. abatlings in the meaning of Words cur-
rent in tilil'I-ri-nt communities. botWI-t-n
which at brat glance there [nightwear '
to lli.‘ liltiI- limit 0 art.- isoIIIcliIiI Ii Well ’
\\ill'lll t-IIIIulIit-Itlliuu No on» gifted
with cum n Inoduuin of sympathetic
lutuphmlion could fall In be touched
by this point from a hardworking
tndlbcrly \roIIqu. born and bred on a
farm in min putt o.“ .lliasouri and now
summoned lll Ilcsiiny to prepare the
meals for u iunIIIIIIIIl of iillllt'ill in no
other itctllt ll or iiw smile all .lt'.
"How i slnittl llic ll‘iIIIiu (lily
through.“ ab..- nulti sadly. "lmiilup and
sweating mvr iin- but slow, trying to
fix up Hilllii‘lllll‘fl idoly li‘ lill up till!
glnlllllt’lln oi u lot of illi'll folks. and
then tin-y up urn! cull my good grub
clIInIli."~-\'I.IIIbut I‘tIquatIiou.
Tho anion-Spelt. (ontmvorsy.
(in. of the Illstuwry oi illt' sources
.‘l’ilc grew ibI- ruinous dispute
Stu-kc and ilurion. Spa-kc
\‘ll‘lllilll) tliwnrcrcd tbc noun-o of the
Mir in Lultc \‘irlorlu NI‘IIIIVII in his
“571) I-nIi-Illituu llc bnd polio on
tho luiu- ulImII. touring Burton
all-l; l-‘ew people believed
unit llili‘ltlli was not one of
them In thilzi Spokc accompanied ll:
lIl lli‘ lllli not ill I... l III an abnormal tippt- «hml'l dm‘MW‘M ”‘9 Rourt'e ”95'0““
Illspuic llIIl still iiurlilil denied the
[mrlglltllili it was arranged that Spells
and Burton abould hold It public all
lputl‘tiou on the subject at the British
"El PI'I"rsnuno.P’a., Jan
I‘hlld is III‘urwI-I: oi Hm Iu‘nrcr unwm" «mm-twat. m llutii In tutu. 0n the
ill fluid and Impululii snout \IlIlIlI lliitimrnini: "1 u“. monthly; Spoke we“
will important loud he i. but to III.» llound tll‘llll. with his uun lying tit-adds
loud buiivr haw mnw llllllllhi'
jlillll llllli‘ll nuuur
,Iihic bu- Milli" mutton. although u cor.
iiuiu amount III iIuii tin il luxuiiw and
"W Ziifl ti lillufll/ loud in uoml.
it in not probubitI that luc rurl
pi'cutu court will be able to illiipiliu- oi lllli‘
and so ‘
; utiuiulnuta the child does not need.
supremo I
court will do. but of contra uu ouurnu I
tell that until liidxniuui lII rendered. i
If the court decides that tho tax in . the “h! l, ants out."
illlll: i
all i
. was a time when i longed to be fun:-
Eyou?" we asked.
II top strum nlu t lill III Imus Iliscunc'
.\ illllil 'I ll \IIIIII Illtl Il‘tlllli III:
llIirIliI :I~ lllill II iIItlIl Its an adult At
the Il!‘ I'IIquvu illll‘lliill “h lilili‘ll, :II
l‘IIiIr llf' Intuitive :IboIIl tlIiI-II-I-iulttlis_l
and at two wars of up». illlt‘ tum ll'l
‘leu, lint. lllt“ klnil Iii ituul plmilltl;
lu~ l‘llil'cll‘lll I’IIIIII that kill an udu‘l li
will niil‘lllltu‘ Ii..III\ of \mi in know that
lllil
.I (‘llllil it‘llllllt‘fl llltll’l‘ llil‘tll lil pin.
‘llillllt‘n in WI total I-IIIIauiIIp'IIm or;
lIII Ii llitill Iliu- illII :Hlllll (liH' l‘llll :I
i. III 1l it”! l'lllii! in nah l‘ l.~‘
ltiuitii uIIiIiiiIIII-I :lliil lIiI- h)‘hll'lll llt’i'illié
It l
‘ lipns me .‘i illiit ll ll\i"lt ilIIIIIit'Il
imui You ll' Ir :I till about IIIII can;
iwillt: i'illlll: illlil in him! \ llill‘ in .Il
pmllui Ill llll'.il liit- lull is that IIIII-x
loan is “illllllllt ill to .ippimiindivil Hill"
l
Illuwtu'h of .l |mullil ui Iucui Tint}
thrill of llll illi‘illli is “‘lll’lll.
"'l‘lli'i‘tt ill‘i‘ {iltIIl lllll‘ l'litli'l llIiI.
hvnd cmnII soup IIi‘ .Ill kinds llliilil!
'l‘liII II'IIiI-iliu tlrn’ .. .. I. . . t ..
‘ i“"I"“I “““WMI "" "‘ ”'m‘ “"‘iwlll straighten lisclf out ilk-tbs rural
fruits Soup in Ri‘llt'iillll iIIIuI tilt
ilii [It'l‘ t‘i'lll, urticl‘.
ltll
illw Nllt ll of lllllflill
vulucg
illt‘ll ll big burl ill l‘It'li. liilclt pvu Inle
All it) (‘t'il‘lllh. my llil\lt‘i' ii in hit llll‘
child burn all ho wuntn illlirl lIc hu-
IInII-u the that of hip llvriikllllil. ‘I‘lwy
will not him" iIlIII ”W“. and that i :
llli‘ trill) lllill‘ lllvyy “ill “ill Your-i
., l
luliliin IIl‘c pond in a curtain i'\li*lll, but .
inf the i‘bicatto American lJ‘llKlli' i‘lnb
at 'i‘hiriyillth street and Wi'lliwnrlll.
”N‘l’ lll'i' l‘llllillileli‘il itiruuiy III=
liituin and curtain urn (ht- bout \‘I‘fllh;
lllllth {or children, bucuuuu they can
iI‘riiiiII urn nblct‘tiou
\\'illi'l'
"t-iulutls Illi' llili iii llllli'll account but
qulounuiuc dressing used is
good. Oil and vinegar on salad pro but
good for children. (‘Ili'loo and but are
ubsolulcll buriuiui They are nervous
. .M a MUM- ..
THE Filie‘i‘ IN THE ltl‘l‘ctvillll.
Heriantw'i‘bors bi no tout mum uu
Minimum/Why. Norah. you
have told Inc that before.
Fcrruut-I-ui couldn't tell you incl
was no coal Ilium when there was
cool ministou Transcript
Wan-u"
said the great man. “there
rlhillilil
"You,“
out, but that Is a thing or the past
“Why has innu— lost its attracilous for
““l‘hls morning.“
answml the g. us, “i smoked a cigar
that war: named utter me"—4‘hicnsu
, 'ltll’.
1:0th It will till be cleared up,”
‘n luwyor, Nllt‘illilllu of It €qu In which
g.biuI Sonic any It line up ucrldeui;
:eouie say it “as not --l.ouilon Specta-
Avoiding the R alt.
'l‘iicrc nus joy in the home of n inm-
lly in (in: noun-r IpIurII-rs of London.
for illvy bud l‘I't‘t'lH‘ll from tho baker's
n pie or in r gi‘I‘IIli‘l‘ attic than the mean
' lltilc pic Iiwy ll-‘lil flt‘lll to be cooked.
linI ulleu tins sorrotl it out his wife
cxcluluuul:
“\i' 0‘“. this \It‘ ll Itc been married
1 null ucuii y llIlrIy yours. and [hill is the
hrst Iiiuc you tune arrvcd Inc ilrsil"
"Hush. bush. Hui!” replied Gus.
"I know wry null that the man who
Imus this |)lt.' will bu saying. '1 hope
the ill!“ bite chokes the one who eats
it.“ Got on tIlilI your dinner. like a
good uomuu.‘ [Mlldoll 'i‘elt-uraph.
Straight-nod Out.
“it loolta i'olil‘llh’l'd now. but in (in.
said
lie resumed: “it
looks contorted now but in the end it
he was interested
adwrtlmuent that said: Notice-
Wanted to trade hour for male or
tunic for horse. it makes no timer
choc w.hirh The idea is tlIis- i hate
‘gut II tunic and II horse and until two
til it liluil. ' "
CHICAGO AMIRICAN LEAGUE
CLUB'8 NEW HOME.
(‘llli‘lflil Jiill, ill. »'l'liI- lbtw llwi'w
uvvnutt will in» iortucrly opcnI-d on
July i. uccordluu to nu sIIquIuI-cuuuii
by l’rcsitlI-ui (lhuries Cotulaimy. "Wilh-
oui an cxcvplion the new park will be
among the iluuui in lhu laud." said
Cotiiluhuy, "and We will prnili by ilw
unwriuwuts oi the oilIIIr quannlca
Mm have built “rout plants during lbu‘
last two seasons."
Next. perhaps to the frthII-ut bulml
lli‘lll of out New England climnlc. the
thing we most lilieI to brag about is the
real oldeiusbinneil. businesslike snow
storms we have. None of your touch
and go near billiards mind you but ii
solid substantial. two and sometimes
three days storm. that pilot! the beauti
iui (metals into artistic drills through
which ii is d ilt'llfllll to wade up in the;
walntlinm'We know this mu mm Iiw'
ilhlortuunlu 1
[linings who are compelled to live in
envy of those miserably
the enrrrhiiug climate of poor old
'neitaa but are are bubbling over with1
so much enioymrut of our genuine
New England winter that We just turn
ply cant help saying something about
blows.
It.
’9 ~’i—‘ho nrat
‘Il’itisbutg- made aeroplane ball a sac-
i‘tlisllllll ascension near Oakland, Md.
(last night. according to advices I‘ll:
mryiliid.
" cclvcd hero by its inventor, George 0‘
P. llluckiston. who had spuni months
iwrreciing the machine, it wont ii
in smoke. ‘
lildchlston called his “you a “hell
plane and had stored iI temporarily
in a barn near Oakland, whore he was
in mat it soon, Curious folk, however,
IIrc said to burn boon impatient to title
the thing go up, and, :Irording to the
rvpm-t here. noun-one is uuspeciud or
having resorted to lIIccndiIIriqu.
'i‘he heliplun‘c was of intricate cou-
sir-notion and l‘llIIsklslou linIl pill. II
liircnl. deal of time and money into it.
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Getting
Back to .
Coffee '
Every now and then a certain
proportion of families depart
l from the bcuien path and take a L
try at some substitute for col’v
. ice. only to l‘t‘L'illl'il to the old
beverage with more stiletto than
ever. Those who use our Mot-ha
and Java 25c Collec never think .‘
or trying suhntlluiesmihcy are I
suilsilcd. and \‘ill' will bu. .iuiu
the constantly growing army of
l'llllll‘llll‘il llllt‘l‘li.
The Union Pacific
Tea (70.,
125 wasumorou eraser
mode 542.:
.. it] «all I..-
JANUARY 3!. rpm
‘iw’iMr phi-WM I I‘M
G DLLEGE C RV
. . a. -
,stior arsduatés in “the Professions. , ‘
But Mitre in Business Life.
CHICAGO Jun 3]. «’ihe oiled oi’ ul-
thrill; college (llilli‘illil in "trial the
decreauc in the number 01' graduated
into tho lll'l‘llitiiclillln and the ir. ‘l‘t‘dfli‘il
total which tutti" up business life was
pointed out Friday night, by l’Icuident
Garfield oi Williams College, at the
alulltili dinner at the. ilhlvuruiiy t‘luh.
The “over IilIlI‘llliiI-Iis" oi l‘ilc athletic
ieature ol’ college bill also was treat.
all by tho son at the itiriucr [llt‘fililt'nl
of the UiIithl ilt‘uiiui.
"'i‘wcntyd‘oui' Years ago." said Presi-
d‘Plll (lilt‘ilr‘lil, :‘ll'r‘tlvlllil'tllt IIl’ llll‘ Wil-
lliullu nl'IIIlIItIIIIu went into professional
life, Wlllll‘ Intuimwu (‘llllilli'il only it
tltllil. ll‘I \l ilIc liguII-s itl‘i‘ IIIIIII'ly I'tI-
vcruml. 'i‘lItI aluiltdicu of tin» last two
dinning lo Isrniiuutc ilniiuuic ihal ulioill
.45 |lt‘l at iii. are pIIypuIiug, l'III morons;
lonnl InIct-iv.
“Munii’csily the curriculum which
Wail united in tho lllllil ol' lint Piil‘lli'l‘
period will hardly satisfy the noctls of
today. It in more, lliiill itl'i‘l‘ important
to train mcu broadly.
"It is of importance llIIIl llli‘ lull-
uncc in» rcsiorcil bI-iWI-cn ut-vs-rul purist
Y"
.cpduo iéuta.
I
of (lillli‘gt‘ lifc. D'I'crywliiarc in our
collngcs wc burn glillt‘ it) uxIrcInm in
the direction I'll stII-iul llt'll\‘lllt‘H ililil
athletics,
"l am not oppuscd to any of those
thin-gs in tlicuisclws, i am convinced
that we shall [all slIorI oi pcrforming
our full duly if wI- do not proyitb- ways
and IuI-nuu by which cvcr} collogc
man can develop his bodily powers.“
GHIGH E§T§fin “fiiLLS
grunge kw
I'D Ian" I.“
tilt» nu°hn I
van tam as Best. Satori. Always it‘ll-LI:
Sillll BY illiiiiiiilSl'S
Mahackemo Hotel
I. a. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES 82 PER DAV AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D'Hote Dinner.
i) to 8 p. m.. 50c
susmr olivlvss's. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
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or wastima'rou eraser.
linurs~-ll to ll :30 n. In.. and mu m
u p. in. Monday and naturally. 7 to
it p. In.
beholden oi Chiropractic
museum is the nitride. or to.
com or tits disease and Wm or us
biotin the Indie. 3m an am
by it wrench. twist or main in the
track. Men if done in childhood it
creates mulled Med and Win In
l‘atog. life in the diflamt arises and
In .
Chiropractors retrieve tile cause n!
this disease and pain, aha health is
restored through permeation: its six
nerve system in your body.
“Hummus. Rheumatism liar-sly.
stalwart. Kidney and rentals ills.
said are plus special attention} also
Curvature oi the tibiae, Ililll
never regret styles Chiropractic a
chance to help you
WS,D§L
Earthworm or. an. aberrant .
dill“ AM
Norwalk Chronicler